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Experts from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) have indicated that Russia may be using the prisoner exchange on 3 January to show that it is "interested in operating within the bounds of international law and norms" against the background of previous abuses against Ukrainian prisoners of war (PoWs) in violation of the Geneva Convention.
The final Ukrainian female Marine to be held in Russian captivity – Halyna Fedyshyn – has been freed in the latest prisoner exchange, according to the Commander of the 36th Marine Brigade, Major Serhiy Volynskyi, on Facebook on Jan 3.
A Ukrainian saboteur has been filmed blowing up a Russian fighter jet more than 1,000 miles behind enemy lines.
Military medic Halyna Fedyshyn, released from Russian captivity on Jan. 3, has gotten engaged to Mykola Hrytseniak, a marine from the 36th Marine Brigade, with whom she went through battles for Mariupol and captivity, according to an announcement by 36th Marine Brigade commander Serhiy Volynskyi on social media.
In an incredible scene, a Ukrainian drone rescued a Ukrainian soldier being held in Russian captivity, by guiding him to safety.